Double Portrait 13 by helanker
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Description
Just another couple of politicians. Well, not really, but inspired by them. Drawn under a debate on TV. The lady´s hair is inspired by a lady in the Danish parlament. A hair I admire, though the face is not at all like her. I would say this is nicer, even though the lady in the parlament is pretty too, but not that sweet looking, LOL ! Dont remember where the other came from.
Have a beautiful day. Sun is shining beautifully this morning. We have only 6C outside. to me that is cold. Tonight we will have stormy weather.
Thank you so much for your kind comments to my prevoous uploads :)
Comments (9)
A handsome couple considering they are in politics Helle.
Beautiful portraits and fantastic drawing... Wonderfully done my friend !!!
Helle, I am not a fan of politicians but I am of your amazing doodles. VERY well done once again.
She is very pretty! And he looks honest, which is strange for a politician!
OH Yes, we have plenty of very young politicians, who never have tried to wring a cloth, who never have been working a day in their life. Coming directly from the university into politics. Some of them look like an angel, but their tongue is sharp like a razor and they are lying without hesitation, if they feel it helps their posiition. So I have learned not judge by the "shell" :-)))
Outstanding work Helle. God bless.
Again, beautifully drawn!
Marvelous work!
these two do look sweet! if they weren't politicians, i would say they make a cute couple. :P
you can see that I skipped a few portraits, but that's only because I don't want to stay entirely on page 2 of your gallery. I'll be back for more next time. But I'm at an hour and 40 minutes now, and this is about where my verbal abilities start to lag, and I don't want to start writing "coooooool!" and things like that, so this will be my last comment for now. But boy have I loved spending this much time with a handful of your drawings, it's really brought me close to your process and all you accomplished in this series. This lady, with the transplanted face (or hair---in the sense that you put someone else's face into her hair) is the most studied of your portraits so far. "Studied" in that it looks more like a serious time-consuming portrait, even though you may have done her quickly. And so she's a change of pace for this series...and guess what? You did her beautifully! The eyes are drawn with time and care, so the nose, lips, the lines under her eyes, etc. It feels like a slower drawing. And the hair is done beautifully around her face. (Plus, her expression is more staid---maybe the woman you drew was more staid, herself---it doesn't have the ambiguities and mixed-emotions of many of the other portraits.) The guy looks like a star-crossed lover, who came into your piece and fell in love with her. Easeful expression, straight forward; and his eyes, again, are sensitively done, so the lips and nose and the clean-cut hair. A clean cut pair of people, maybe to fit your description in your comment to Andrea (above), and a beautiful piece of drawing all around. I'll stop here, but it was a great pleasure, and an equally great journey. I'll do more again soon. But this was just terrific!